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Published: 03 September 2007

After the release of their highly praised "Humanity" EPCD and a bunch of successful live performances at various Summer festivals, and just before embarking on a European tour in October/November 2007, 32CRASH return with their debut album "Weird news from an uncertain future" featuring the unmatchable vocal talent of Jean-Luc De Meyer (lead-vocalist of FRONT 242) joined by IMPLANT (Len Lemeire) and VIVE LA FETE ex-drummer (Jan D'Hooghe). 

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Client return with the third single from their charts-approved album „Heartland“: the addictive, mid tempo disco-track “It’s Not Over.” With a stomping shuffle beat, a lushly whispered verse part, and an ultra- catchy chorus, this minimalist Electro Pop song is destined to blow you away … and already a secret fan- favourite among the numerous tunes with hit potential on the album. “It’s Not Over” will be released as a CD single containing a Radio Edit, an exclusive B-side track called “Don’t Look At Me Like That”, as well as three remixes. There will also be a 12” DJ Vinyl version with four remixes (three of them exclusive to the vinyl release.) The remixes come from illustrious names - such as Mark Moore (of S’Express-fame) & Kinky Roland and Azzido da Bass – names that guarantee massive club power and a lot of versatile approaches. New food for your speakers from the hippest Electro-trio on the planet! (Release Date: 05th Oct. 07)

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Published: 03 September 2007

Out on October 26th via Trisol is the newest London After Midnight album "Violent Acts Of Beauty". The first edition from this newest masterpiece by the LA based Sean Brennan and company will come in a 6-panel digipak with two exclusive versions of the London After Midnight track "Nothing's Sacred". These two tracks are not included on the US-Version and makes it a collector's 'must have'. "Violent Acts Of Beauty" is the first London After Midnight release in over 9 years, although a new song titled "Fear" did appear the soundtrack for "Saw II" in 2005. The album has been recorded in demo form for a number of years already. The tracklist goes as follows:

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Published: 03 September 2007

While the Einstürzende Neubauten gang is releasing album after album and download after download via their 'Phase' and 'Musterhaus' series, a new commercial album should also be made available later this year. It will be the first since 2004's "Perpetuum Mobile" album (see the interview we had with Blixa on that occasion) which was released via Mute. However, this time they will go completely independent because the new album "Alles wieder offen" out on October 19 will be released without the backing of a label, something the band already had intended to do with "Perpetuum Mobile". Fans who are part of the paid EN community aka the neubauten.org supporter project will get an album with the same tracks plus a number of extra songs and with an optional DVD about the making of the album. Notice that the disitribution will probably not be handled by Mute so we were informed. The release will be followed by a European tour in early 2008.

Source: http://www.side-line.com/

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Out via Synthphony Records on September 1st is the newest release of one of Germany's finest electro-pop-bands, !Distain. "Raise the Level" is a double CD and is the fifth studio album for the band. The album comes 3 years after the release of "25 frames a second" and one year after the "Synthphony REMIXed: !distain" CD. The first disc of "Raise The Level" contains 11 brand new tracks by Alexander Braun and Manfred Thomaser plus a cover-version of the Pet Shop Boys classic "West End Girls". The album was produced by DJ Ram, Ingo Nordloh and !Distain. On the second disc we find back 10 tracks including remixes, exclusive tracks and the instrumental "Facing the rain". Here is th complete tracklist:

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